This work features the "Star-to-Be" in the song "N.Y.C." Although the Mudges seem to know the origins of a locket in this work, they are revealed to be lying by Franklin D. Roosevelt. After listening to "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" on the radio, the aforementioned scheme is hatched by Miss Hannigan to steal $50,000 from Daddy Warbucks. The title character earlier asserts "you can bet your bottom dollar the sun'll come up tomorrow." For 10 points, name this musical in which "It's 
This work features the "Star-to-Be" in the song "N.Y.C." Although the Mudges seem to know the origins of a locket in this work, they are revealed to be lying by Franklin D. Roosevelt. After listening to "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" on the radio, the aforementioned scheme is hatched by Miss Hannigan to steal $50,000 from Daddy Warbucks. The title character earlier asserts "you can bet your bottom dollar the sun'll come up tomorrow." For 10 points, name this musical in which "It's a Hard Knock Life" is sung by the title red-haired orphan.
This work features the "Star-to-Be" in the song "N.Y.C." Although the Mudges seem to know the origins of a locket in this work, they are revealed to be lying by Franklin D. Roosevelt.
{Annie}